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Amerithrax — Part 32
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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) @
279AR-WE-222936
bé
b6
bIC
bIF
The
finished product is used in intra-muscular (IM) challenges.
For aerosol studies, the product is further processed
with a density gradient to get the_vegetative cells and other be
matter out. None of the material for yvaerosol bic
challenges was agar-grown. does not think
e material
at was grown on agar. has not grown Ames spotres on agar.
The Ames sporulates very well. If left in an incubat¢r for 24
hours, the Ames will have some spores.
stored the Ames spores in 50 ml conical tubes in, b6
the of suite[__] The Ames in these tubes was for the IM bIC
challenges and was not highly purified. The ultra-pure Ames for
the aerosol challenges was stored in one-liter poly flasks and was
kept separate from_the IM challenge material. All of the material
was stored in the[__koom, but may also have some
of the Ames in the unlocked refrigerator in Room
Each tube was labeled with the name of the strain, Che date of
harvest, and the concentration.
Two flasks would produce enough’ material for the guinea
pig work. estimated that the concentration.of spores was
something like 2 x 10° or 10° per ml. When the colony is initially
re-suspended_in 5 ml, traces of the sheep's blood agar are not
visible. did not document each individual tube of Ames
spores prepared, and it would have been possible for someone to
take some of the spore prep without | Jnoticing.
[—___]eninks[_Jxesearch group is the only group b6
at USAMRIID to grow Bacillus anthracis on agar. bIC
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